Amazing Underrated Black Lead Movies You Have to See

Amazing Underrated Black Lead Movies You Have to See:
1. • The Legend of Bagger V...
2. • Sorry to Bother You Tr...
3. • Pacific Rim: Uprising ...
4. • BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN...
5. • Disney and Pixar’s Sou...
Welcome to The Black March, where we spotlight Black excellence in film and TV.
In this video, we look into some unique films featuring Black leads that you might have missed:
• The Legend of Bagger V...
1. The Legend of Bagger Vance: This sports/fantasy film stars Will Smith as a caddy with a magical touch, helping our protagonist golfer, played by Matt Damon, find his groove. With its ups and downs, and classic Will Smith charm, this is a hidden gem worth watching-even if you're not a golf fan!
• Sorry to Bother You Tr...
2. Sorry to Bother You: Set in an alternate reality of Oakland, this 2018 comedy/fantasy/sci-fi film follows Cassius, who skyrockets his sales career by using a "white voice" in telemarketing. Full of wild twists and unique humour, it's a must-watch for anyone looking for something different and hilarious.
• Pacific Rim: Uprising ...
3. Pacific Rim: Uprising: John Boyega takes the lead in this action-packed sequel. While some fans prefer the original, the sequel brings faster-paced robot battles and epic action scenes. Even if you're new to the Pacific Rim universe, this film delivers thrilling entertainment.
• BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN...
4. Beasts of the Southern Wild: This poetic and powerful film follows a six-year-old girl and her father as they navigate a world on the brink of collapse. Though it may not be everyone's cup of tea, it's a unique and emotionally gripping experience worth exploring.
• Disney and Pixar’s Sou...
5. Soul: From Disney Pixar, this heartwarming film features Jamie Foxx as Joe, a middle-school band teacher whose life takes an unexpected turn. With a stellar voice cast and a touching story about finding your purpose, Soul is perfect for both kids and adults.
Join us as we explore these underrated films and celebrate the incredible performances and stories they bring to the screen. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Black excellence in film and TV!

[@codypendragons]

I love robot movements, amongst other things.

[@Majesticon]

Was not expecting like, the king of Magic Negro films to start off this list... but you made up for it with the next pick! STBY is a top 10 all time film for me

[@TheBlackMarch]

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